My practice examines how our psyche represses and copes with the mundane by looking back on memories of fear, dissociation, derealization, loneliness, sleep disturbances, and abandonment.

My making distorts scale and dimensions by isolating, personifying, and magnifying common household objects and spaces that contain opportunities for transformation and metamorphosis. I am specifically interested in spaces used for hiding, storage, and comfort and objects that tend to become lost, ignored, and/or forgotten. My work seeks to illustrate the boundaries of trauma through methods of sewing, fabrication, and drawing by generating a haunting dreamlike mood for the viewer to bear witness to.